Lady Pirate (2001)
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Jasper had said that Richard had sent him after her because two of the men, Jackson and Chep, were fighting. But during the time it had taken for Jasper to row ashore and fetch them back, the two-man fight had turned into a free-for-all. Even Richard was now busy banging heads.
This, of course, was exactly the sort of thing for which Valoree had been waiting. But before she could act, Daniel had snatched Jasper’s flintlock pistol out of the waist of the man’s breeches and fired it into the air. ...The blast it made brought the fighting to an abrupt halt, and the men turned slowly one after another to warily eye her husband.
Valoree had just begun berating herself for being too slow and letting Daniel take control, when he turned toward her and said quite loudly—loudly enough for every man present to hear—“I believe these men and their behavior are your responsibility, wife.”
Valoree’s eyes widened at that, her jaw dropping slightly in amazement, for the behavior going on today was all his fault.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jasper had said that Richard had sent him after her because two of the men, Jackson and Chep, were fighting. But during the time it had taken for Jasper to row ashore and fetch them back, the two-man fight had turned into a free-for-all. Even Richard was now busy banging heads.
This, of course, was exactly the sort of thing for which Valoree had been waiting. But before she could act, Daniel had snatched Jasper’s flintlock pistol out of the waist of the man’s breeches and fired it into the air. ...The blast it made brought the fighting to an abrupt halt, and the men turned slowly one after another to warily eye her husband.
Valoree had just begun berating herself for being too slow and letting Daniel take control, when he turned toward her and said quite loudly—loudly enough for every man present to hear—“I believe these men and their behavior are your responsibility, wife.”
Valoree’s eyes widened at that, her jaw dropping slightly in amazement, for the behavior going on today was all his fault.
What to read after Lady Pirate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynsay Sands to read onlineMoreLess
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